BESS Dispatch & Field Troubleshooter

Clean Energy Services Career; Alvin (TX); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Per diem on overnight travel days

Company vehicle or vehicle allowance

Tools, arc-rated PPE and laptop

Full CES benefits package (medical,(d)

Job summary

Clean Energy Services (CES) seeks a BESS Dispatch Technician to operate at a large battery storage site south of Houston, with dispatching to two unmanned CES sites. You will troubleshoot, perform preventive maintenance, and coordinate with ROC and OEM teams to restore service.

You must travel regularly, work safely under NFPA/OSHA guidelines, and report findings clearly. The role requires hands-on electrical O&M experience and comfort with SCADA interfaces.

Qualifications

• 3+ years of hands-on utility-scale electrical O&M.
• Strong troubleshooting from 120 V through MV equipment, with meter and drawings.
• MV work, switching support and LOTO at 34.5 kV class; HV awareness.
• PM experience on transformers, switchgear, breakers and protective relays.
• Comfort with EMS/SCADA screens and basic communications and fiber troubleshooting.
• Reads single-lines, schematics, PM specs and OEM manuals.
• Capable of traveling overnight and working alone on-site.

Responsibilities

• Respond to ROC-dispatched alarms and outages; diagnose across BOtP.
• Clear unit faults and support return to service with coordination.
• Provide accurate daily site visit reports with hours and progress.
• Oversee OEM crews and subcontractors using CES forms.

Skills

Electrical troubleshooting

Field service

Documentation & reporting

Safety compliance

Reading schematics

Travel readiness

Effective communication

Tools

Multimeter

SCADA interfaces

Job description

Clean Energy Services (CES) seeks a BESS Dispatch Technician to operate at a large battery storage site south of Houston, with dispatching to two unmanned CES sites. You will troubleshoot, perform preventive maintenance, and coordinate with ROC and OEM teams to restore service.

You must travel regularly, work safely under NFPA/OSHA guidelines, and report findings clearly. The role requires hands-on electrical O&M experience and comfort with SCADA interfaces.